Stephenson Harwood announced the promotion to partnership of Jordan Ellis, Toufic Safie, and Paul Katsouris, all currently based in Dubai. Effective May 1st 2025, the three promotions fall within the firm’s appointment of 12 new partners
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Partner Iwan Walters (pictured) bolsters Stephenson Harwood’s projects, energy and infrastructure practice, joining the firm’s Dubai office from EY. The profile Iwan Walter’s global expertise spans the full life cycle of energy,
Stephenson Harwood advised the National Bank of Fujairah PJSC and The Arab Energy Fund as providers of a US$300 million financing facility to Stanford Marine and Allianz Marine Services, both managed by asset management and
Stephenson Harwood advised the Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) and the French tax lease lenders in connection with a Shari’ah compliant bond issuance, also known as Sukuk. The debt instrument in question was
Stephenson Harwood has advised TBO Tek (‘TBO‘), a global travel distribution platform, on the initial public offering (‘IPO’) of its equity shares. The IPO, valued at INR 1,551 crore, opened at 55% premium. This is significant in
Ron Nobbs (pictured) relocates from Stephenson Harwood‘s London to its Middle East construction practice, with the law firm having further plans to grow the team over the next five years. Ron Nobbs’career path
Stephenson Harwood Middle East has recently acted for the Claimant, Narciso, in a landmark case (Narciso v Nash (ARB 009/2024)), which was held before the DIFC Court of First Instance. Stephenson Harwood team The Stephenson Harwood
Stephenson Harwood has advised PDS Limited (PDS) in connection with the UAE aspects of its successful qualified institutional placement of INR 430 core (US$ 51 million) in the Indian markets. Stephenson Harwood team The Stephenson Harwood team
Stephenson Harwood advised Muller and Phipps Group on its acquisition of Power League Gaming, an e-sports and gaming marketing consultancy based in the UAE. Muller & Phipps, which specialises in the distribution of technology products
Stephenson Harwood advised Kaya, an Indian multinational skincare, haircare, and bodycare treatment provider, on the divestment of its Middle East businesses to Humania GCC Holding Limited. The sale of its Middle East businesses – Kaya Middle
